SBI Cards and Payment Services on Monday said its board has appointed Salila Pande as the Managing Director & CEO with effect from April 1, 2025. The appointment of Pande, who has been nominated by State Bank of India, will be for a period of two years, SBI Card said in a filing to the BSE. The board has approved the appointment of Pande pursuant to the superannuation of Abhijit Chakravorty from the services of State Bank of India from March 31, 2025, it said. Pande is a Chief General Manager at the State Bank of India. She is a career banker and had joined the SBI in 1995 as a probationary officer, and has been with the country's largest banking group since then. Pande is a post graduate in physics, a Certified Financial Risk Manager (FRM by GARP, USA) and a Certified Associate of the Indian Institute of Bankers. Shares of SBI Cards and Payment Services Ltd closed at Rs 853.75, down 0.56 per cent over previous close on the BSE.
SBI Card share price: SBI Card stock moved up by 6.1 per cent in the intraday trade to hit a 52-week high of Rs 866.85 on the BSE. This was the stock's highest level in 18 months
Technically, a RSI reading above 70 is considered overbought for the stock, which could mean the stock may consolidate or correct in the near-term; but not necessarily fall.
The increase in the NIL income tax slab to Rs 12 lakh is a major relief for the middle class, boosting both consumption and savings.
SBI Card share price: SBI Card's profitability was tepid in Q3FY25, driven by elevated credit costs, subdued margins, weak revolving mix, regulatory headwinds on fee income, and rising delinquencies
Profit after tax fell 30 per cent to Rs 383 crore ($44.3 million) for the three months ended Dec. 31, compared to analysts' average expectations of Rs 459 crore
Credit cost of the company rose to as high as 9 per cent in Q2FY25 from 5.6 per cent in Q3FY23
SBI Card share price: Nomura and Nuvama Institutional Equities have upgraded SBI Card share to 'Buy' from 'Reduce'
SBI Card, backed by India's largest lender State Bank of India, said that write-offs and provisions for bad loans jumped 63 per cent to Rs 1,212 crore for the quarter
After peaking around 817, SBICARD saw a steep drop of nearly 78 points, marking a significant decline of around 10 per cent in its value